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Assortative mating by fitness and sexually antagonistic genetic variation.
Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Jul 2011
Arnqvist Göran
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Recent documentations of sexually antagonistic genetic variation in fitness have spurred an interest in the mechanisms that may act to maintain such variation in natural populations. Using individual-based simulations, I show that positive assortative mating by fitness increases the amount of sexually antagonistic genetic variance in fitness, primarily by elevating the equilibrium frequency of heterozygotes, over...
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